ICC World Cup 2019: Pakistan vs South Africa - South Africa's Predicted Playing XI, Analysis

South Africa and Pakistan will take on each other in the 30th match of the World Cup. The Proteas are almost knocked out of the tournament and they are hanging by a thin thread. Thus, they would like to win their remaining matches. We take a look at South Africa’s Predicted Playing XI and Analysis.

On the other hand, Pakistan is also in the same boat as South Africa. Hence, Pakistan will like to keep themselves alive in the tournament by winning against South Africa. Pakistan had come up with a disappointing performance against India and would like to turn the tables.

Here is South Africa’s Predicted XI:

Hashim Amla

The talisman batsman had scored 55 runs in the previous match against New Zealand. However, Amla needs to increase his strike rate.

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Quinton de Kock

A lot was expected from the left-hander, however, he has let down with his performances. The southpaw will like to bounce back stronger.

Faf du Plessis

The South African skipper has got the runs under his belt. However, the right-hander has failed to receive much support from the other end.

Aiden Markram

The stylish batsman had scored 38 runs in the previous match. However, Markram strike rate was not impressive as he took 55 balls and failed to change gears.

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Rassie Van der Dussen

The right-hander has been the most impressive South African batsman. Dussen had scored a quickfire knock of 67 runs in the previous match against Blackcaps.

David Miller

The southpaw batsman had scored 36 runs in the previous match. However, Miller has been sloppy in the field which has costed his team.

Andile Phehlukwayo

The all-rounder has been impressed with the ball. However, the medium pacer was on the expensive side in the previous match against New Zealand.

Chris Morris

The gun all-rounder had scalped three wickets in the last match and he has bowled with fire. Morris will look to continue his good form going.

Kagiso Rabada

The talisman fast bowler has been on song in the World Cup. Rabada has been South Africa’s best pacer and he would like to continue his good form going.

Lungi Ngidi

The right-arm seamer took one wicket in the last match on his return. Ngidi will look to deliver the goods for the Proteas.

Imran Tahir

Imran Tahir has scalped eight wickets in the tournament and he is his team’s leading wicket-taker. Thus, Tahir will aim to get going.